Administration + Accounts

Born in the heart of New South Wales in Tottenham, Amber’s  journey has taken her from the vibrant outback near Lightning Ridge to the serene Harvey Ranges near Tomingley. With over 13 years of experience in administrative roles and 6 dedicated years within the grain industry, Amber's passion for the sector is both profound and inspiring.

Currently thriving at Mallon AgCommodities, where she has been an integral team member for a year, Amber finds immense joy in working alongside Blake and the dedicated team. She feels incredibly fortunate to be part of the Mallon Ag family and eagerly anticipates many more years contributing to the industry's growth.

Amber is an eclectic individual who relishes both travel and the slow, quiet moments of life, alongside the thrill of adventure. Her deep love for horses led her to establish a small stud near Tomingley, where she dedicates herself to caring for these magnificent creatures.

Her enthusiasm for the grain industry is not just about the process but also about the people who make it all possible. Amber's dedication and heartfelt connection to the faces behind the grain reflect her commitment to fostering community and excellence within the industry

Mel originates from Scone in the Upper Hunter. After a long career in the thoroughbred industry, she discovered the Liverpool Plains and immediately fell in love.

In 2018, Mel began her career in the grain industry with AMPS Agribusiness in storage and handling. From the outset, she knew this was the industry she wanted to build her career in. In 2022, she progressed into the role of Grain Logistics Coordinator, working remotely and developing strong expertise in logistics operations.

Mel joined the Mallon Ag team in 2025 and thrives on building strong relationships with growers, carriers and site teams, meeting tight deadlines, and seeing contracts successfully executed.

Mel is very excited to see where the next chapter of her journey with Mallon Ag will take her.

George grew up on a cattle farm near Orange, NSW. He holds a Bachelor of Business and has over five years’ experience in logistics and commodity markets.

Prior to joining Mallon AgCommodities, George managed execution and logistics at Chester Commodities before moving to London, where he spent two years with Group Sopex, a global sugar and coffee trading firm. He returned to Orange in late 2025 to be closer to family.

With both local and international market experience, George brings a straightforward, commercially minded approach to grain trading and values strong, long-term relationships with growers and industry partners.